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chore(ci): swift-format lint gate, pinned Linux Swift, visionOS platform (#1340)

* fix: clear default swift-format lint violations ahead of the strict CI gate

swift format lint --strict flags real issues the formatter alone never
touches: forEach where a for-loop reads better, SCREAMING_SNAKE_CASE
constants, static properties that repeat their type name, and Storage's
Key/Id fields decoded straight from wire casing. Fixing these now keeps
the next commit (which turns the lint gate on) from failing on day one.

Also drops an unused, force-try'ing JSONValueView(rendering:) initializer
in the Examples app that nothing calls.

* chore: swift-format lint gate, pinned Linux Swift, visionOS platform

* Pin lineLength/indentation explicitly in .swift-format and
  Tests/.swift-format so a future swift-format default change can't
  silently shift what CI accepts.
* Replace the PR-only "reformat changed files and diff" format-check
  job with `swift format lint --strict --recursive` over Sources,
  Tests, Package.swift, and Examples, on every push and PR.
* Pin the Linux job to swift:6.2-noble and swift:6.3-noble containers
  (the two latest Swift.org releases, matching SSWG graduation
  criteria) plus swift:nightly as an allowed-to-fail leg, instead of
  whatever Swift ubuntu-latest happens to ship. Also adds
  --explicit-target-dependency-import-check error to that build.
* Add an xcodebuild (build-only) job for watchOS, tvOS and visionOS
  simulators, mirroring what Swift Package Index already builds.
* Declare .visionOS(.v1) in Package.swift's platforms, matching the
  visionOS 1+ claim already in README.md/AGENTS.md.

Skipped the optional Package@swift-6.1.swift shim from the ticket: it's
only needed if the main manifest moves to Swift 6.2 for
.defaultIsolation/strictMemorySafety, which isn't happening here.

Refs SDK-1802

* fix(ci): nightly Linux snapshots live under swiftlang/swift, not swift

There's no swift:nightly tag on the stable swift image — Do... (continued)

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